You might want to search the archives for him.Second, yes, you probably will have to disclose to a potential seller that you are a real estate agent. 

It offers free online videos and courses for you to watch and learn from and also has it's own podcast in itunes.

Hi fellow BPers, my question is: how should I tune the insurance policy to achieve the balance between policy premium, risk control, and out-of-pocket expenses, and what's the minimum coverage?

I've read many post in the wholesaling forum & I am absolutely addicted to Sean Terry's podcasts on iTunes.

I clicked on this thinking there would be some interesting dialog about which methods (or combinations of methods) people think are the best way to grow your income via real estate, but alas, all snark.I've been tearing through the podcast archives recently and there are a ton of options that could get you there depending on how you define quick.  

Also syncing to iTunes is a royals pain in the butt.

I tune in for information, not theater.

For me, this is an opportunity not worth pursuing.(1) Consolidated Balance Sheet Data, Pg. 76(2) Property operations, Pg. 81(3) ((48.7M *4)/12) / (3.53B * 0.68) (4) Our properties table, Pg. 93(5) Trustee Compensation, Pg. 114 (Class A: $15.76 to $17.23)http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1562401/000119312513479861/d633362ds11a.htm

See if someone has newspaper or genealogy archives for the person. 

The Agent's Archive also posts real estate/investing vocabulary every so often which you may find helpful.Best of luck!